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syntactic
This term describes the structural architecture of language, focusing on the sequence and relationship of components rather than their meaning. It is a technical descriptor used primarily in linguistics and computer science to isolate the form of a statement from its semantic content.
In programming, the word carries a clinical, binary connotation; a syntactic failure is an absolute violation of a formal grammar that prevents a program from executing. In human linguistics, it refers to the systemic rules of word order and phrase construction that allow for the generation of infinite valid sentences.
Meanings
Examples
The professor explained the syntactic differences between English and Japanese.
I keep getting a syntactic error every time I try to run this script.
Is this sentence structurally sound or is there a syntactic flaw in the phrasing?
The compiler cannot process the code due to a syntactic mistake in the loop.
He wondered if the ambiguity was semantic or purely syntactic.
We need to analyze the syntactic structure of these ancient texts.
Just fix the syntactic sugar in the code to make it more readable.
The child is still developing their syntactic competence in the second language.